Cast

The Progenitor:

Chaos: The Progenitor Deity of formless, infinite, and undifferentiated chaos. Chaos is the source of all creation and existence.

The Primordials:

Gaia: The Primordial Deity of the Earth. She is a child of Chaos and represents the physical, living world.

Eros: Eros is the Primordial of love and desire, born from Chaos.

Tartarus: The Primordial of the deepest abyss. He is a child of Chaos.

Erebus: The Primordial of darkness and shadow. He is a child of Chaos and represents the primeval darkness before creation.

Nyx: The Primordial of Night. She is a shadowy and enigmatic deity, mother to various beings, including Hypnos (Sleep) and Thanatos (Death). She is Daughter of Chaos.

Ouranos (Uranus): The Last Primordial, representing the sky or heavens. He is the child of Gaia. Deposed King of Olympus. He was the First Death in the land of Greece.

The Titans:

Coeus: Titan of intelligence and the inquisitive mind. Son of Gaia and Ouranos. Once the lead strategist for Cronos during the Titanomachy (The Great Titan War or The Great War). Currently imprisoned on the wall in the pit of Tartarus. Husband of Phoebe and father of Leto.

Cronos (Kronos/Cronus): The once-Titan ruler of the universe until overthrown by his son Zeus. Son of Gaia and Ouranos. Father of Zeus, Poseidon, Hades, Hera, Demeter, and Hestia. Currently imprisoned on the wall in the pit of Tartarus.

Crius: Titan of constellations and heavenly bodies. Son of Gaia and Ouranos. Once the strongest Titan in terms of physical might before his father crushed his hands, wrists, and forearms. Currently imprisoned on the wall in the pit of Tartarus.

Oceanus: Titan of the Ocean and current ruler of the seas. Son of Ouranus and Gaia. Husband of Tethys. Father of the Oceanids and Potamoi (river gods).

Rhea: Titaness of Marriage and Betrayal. Daughter of Ouranos and Gaia. Wife of Cronos. Mother of Aether, Zeus, Poseidon, Hades, Hera, Demeter, and Hestia.

Other Characters:

Atropos: The Cutter of the Threads of Fate. She appears like a young grandmother with gray hair at the temple of her head. She is not old and wrinkled but reasonably aged. She is always looking at the future and the possibilities. She believes people can change but destiny is set in stone and as such, she is the most firm of the Sisters. Sister of Clothos and Lachesis. She is responsible for cutting the thread of life when a person’s time has come to an end.

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